Laboratory formalin containment systems are specialised setups designed to safely handle and store formalin, a solution of formaldehyde used as a preservative and disinfectant in biological and medical research. These systems are engineered to prevent the release of formaldehyde vapors, protecting laboratory personnel from potential exposure and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Formalin containment systems often include features like ventilation, exhaust systems, and chemical-resistant materials to manage spills and minimize odor. They are essential in histology, pathology, and toxicology labs, where formalin is commonly used for tissue preservation. By providing a controlled environment for the use and storage of formalin, these systems enhance workplace safety, improve air quality, and maintain the integrity of specimens.